A lil help....?

[thunderbeard]

No pics allowed in warehouse where I found this.. Drawn to best of my ability, I think it's unique enough someone will know. Thank you everyone...

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[thunderbeard]

Real old....

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[Big Ape]

If the middle bar that curves down to the bottom is two bars, it could be an X-53. If it is a single, it is probably a Jetflow / colorflow frame. Fairly desirable either way. Does the top bar have that hard of an angle on it, or is it more of a curve?

 

[Big Ape]

An X-53 frame.

A Jetflow / Colorflow frame.

 

[thunderbeard]

The bottom bar kicks down before seat tube. Exactly shape as top, but smaller scale and opposite placement.

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[thunderbeard]

As long as I have the experts attention...how about these? Think Huffman & Columbia, but no match on funky serial numbers.....

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[Big Ape]

I'm sure the green one is a Columbia, the kickstand mount gives it away.
Here is a 1952 3-star deluxe

 

[Big Ape]

On your first picture, you may need more than my "semi un-professional" opinion. Those two frames that I listed are the only two that I can think of with that unique bend on the middle tube. Does it have forward facing drop outs, or rear facing with adjusters?

 

[KJV]

As long as I have the experts attention...how about these? Think Huffman & Columbia, but no match on funky serial numbers.....

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Both,look to be : Columbia.

 

[thunderbeard]

Thanks guys. New student to the old school. All the feed back is greatly appreciated.

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[Wildcat]

The green one's dropouts are Columbia for sure. Here's a site that has all the serial numbers by year:

http://vintagecolumbiabikes.com/id79.html

The dropouts look like Rollfast (Snyder) on the gold one, but those and the welds look like Emory, who used all the stuff Snyder had left starting in 1976. I wish I would have kept this early model.

 

[Mark Sr.]

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The green one's dropouts are Columbia for sure. Here's a site that has all the serial numbers by year:

http://vintagecolumbiabikes.com/id79.html

The dropouts look like Rollfast (Snyder) on the gold one, but those and the welds look like Emory, who used all the stuff Snyder had left starting in 1976. I wish I would have kept this early model.View attachment 18710

I believe it is I that ended up with this frame & fork.

-Mark

 

[Wildcat]

That's the best Emory frame as far as I'm concerned, it was nearly the same as a Snyder frame with Ashtabula forged forks.

 

[thunderbeard]

Thanks to Everyone! Yes sir, gold bike is an Emory, at least after image matching. Great to know.

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[thunderbeard]

Picked up that bike in the drawing finally.... Threw some extra parts just to get rolling.

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[Big Ape]

I would guess that this frame is home built. Either that or something that I have never seen. It is cool though.

 

[thunderbeard]

Thanks. Traded for old stuff layin around. Gonna try to Klunk it next. #Krankenstein

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[thunderbeard]

. So I went with this as final product. What are the mounts in pic 2 for? Anyone, anyone.... Bueller, bueller....?

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[Wildcat]

I think that's a modified Huffy frame. That grommet is probably part of the mods done by someone when they stretched the frame. Maybe it was for a rack or even a flag holder.

 

[thunderbeard]

There's one on each side... And check this too... Cut the tube, extended industrial rack someone guessed. So....?

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